Allen McClosekey has lived his entire life in Galveston, Indiana. He is now 89 years of age. He has had one job, that of a grave digger at the local cemetery. He has had that job since he was 19. He doesn’t want to retire because he is afraid that someone else will not do the job as well. He is a quiet unassuming man. He was married to one woman and has 3 children. His passion in life is helping people. He routinely performs odd jobs for people and for the city – paint this, fix that, move this… He does it out of the kindness of his heart. How do we know this to be true? He doesn’t provide a bill for his services. At the completion of the job he frequently says, “I’ll bill you later,” or “I’ll catch up with you later.”\u00a0 Later never comes.<\/p>\n